What happened in the West Indies Women vs Sri Lanka Women 2nd T20I and what made it notable?
Sri Lanka Women won by 4 wickets in Grenada to go 1-0 up in the T20I series — and it was a thoroughly deserved win built on a brilliant all-round display from captain Chamari Athapaththu.
Bowling first, Sri Lanka restricted West Indies to just 101. Athapaththu took 2/13, Malki Madara bagged 3/16 and Nilakshika Silva chipped in with 3/20. West Indies never got going — Hayley Matthews top-scored with 28 but the innings fell apart around her. And it ended in extraordinary fashion: Karishma Ramharack was given out obstructing the field off the very last ball of the innings. Remarkably, this was the second obstructing the field dismissal on this same tour — Deandra Dottin was given out the same way in the 2nd ODI. That has to be some kind of record for a single tour.
Athapaththu then came out and smashed 39 off 26 at the top of the order, putting on 62 for the first wicket with Hasini Perera. Sri Lanka wobbled badly from 62/1 to 91/6 — losing 6 wickets for 29 runs — but Kavisha Dilhari's unbeaten 18 kept her cool and carried them home with 11 balls to spare.
The bigger picture: Sri Lanka already won the ODI series 2-0 on this tour. Now they're leading the T20Is too. This is a serious touring performance and Athapaththu continues to be the heartbeat of everything they do — with bat, ball and leadership.
3rd T20I on Tuesday with Sri Lanka eyeing a series clean sweep.
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🏏 Hasini Perera Heroics Lead Sri Lanka to First Win Over Bangladesh in Women’s World Cup 2025 | QuickTV Live Hub Highlights
Sri Lanka earned their first victory of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 with a thrilling seven-run win over Bangladesh at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai. Fans streaming the nail-biting match on QuickTV Live Hub witnessed incredible batting, tense final overs, and a dramatic collapse that had everyone on the edge of their seats.
🌟 Hasini Perera Shines for Sri Lanka
Hasini Perera stole the spotlight, top-scoring with 85 runs, marking her first international half-century. She built a strong foundation with Chamari Athapaththu, and even when wickets tumbled around her, Perera held the innings together. Her six off Rabeya Khan injected much-needed momentum, and despite being dropped twice, she remained Sri Lanka’s mainstay.
The Tigresses posted 202 all out in 48.4 overs, with Chamari Athapaththu contributing 46 runs. Sri Lanka’s ability to recover from mid-innings collapses showcased their resilience and determination, keeping their semi-final hopes alive.
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⚡ Bangladesh Fight Back But Falter at the Death
Bangladesh started positively, with Nigar Sultana Joty and Sharmin Akhter building crucial partnerships. Sharmin brought up a half-century before being forced to retire hurt on 64, while Nigar scored a fighting 77.
However, in a stunning final over bowled by Sri Lanka captain Athapaththu, Bangladesh lost four wickets in four balls, including Nigar’s dismissal in the deep. With only nine runs required, the Tigers’ chase collapsed, leaving Sri Lanka to hold on for a dramatic seven-run victory.
🔥 Key Moments That Decided the Game
Sri Lanka’s early resilience, Perera’s anchoring innings, and timely breakthroughs by Athapaththu and Sugandika Kumari made the difference. Bangladesh’s mid-innings recovery was impressive, but pressure in the final overs proved too much. Fans on QuickTV Sports Hub got to see every crucial wicket, run, and turning point as it unfolded in real time.
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💪 QuickTV Live Hub Perspective: Drama, Skill, and Nerve
This match was a perfect example of why the Women’s World Cup captures global attention. Sri Lanka showed composure under pressure, while Bangladesh fought valiantly but succumbed at the final hurdle. QuickTV Live Hub provided fans with real-time updates, expert commentary, and highlights of every dramatic twist.
Whether it was Perera’s maiden fifty, Athapaththu’s clever bowling in the last over, or the fielding brilliance that triggered Bangladesh’s collapse, viewers were treated to a thrilling encounter that will be remembered in the 2025 World Cup.
SL-W vs BAN-W Scores: Sri Lanka 202 all out in 48.4 overs (Hasini Perera 85, Chamari Athapaththu 46; Shorna Akter 3/27) beat Bangladesh 195/9 in 50 overs (Nigar Sultana Joty 77, Sharmin Akhter 64; Chamari Athapaththu 4/42) by seven runs.
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